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Japanese global tech and investment conglomerate SoftBank is said to be weighing the launch of a third Vision Fund or adding money to its Vision Fund 2, which along with its first Vision Fund has been bleeding red.The worlds largest backer of startups would likely use its own money to launch a third fund, which aligns with the companys mission to retool after SoftBank posted a record $23 billion loss in the three months ending in June, The Wall Street Journal聽reported聽on Wednesday Sept. 14 , citing unnamed sources.The companys losses are largely attributed to the two Vision Funds. Vision Fund 2, SoftBanks main invest stanley mug (https://www.cup-stanley-cup.ca) ment fund, is valued less than the investments that it originated with, the WSJ reported. As a result, the funds staff has seen a reduction in pay. Sources told the W stanley termos (https://www.stanleycups.pl) SJ a decision about a new fund will be made in a few months.See also:聽SoftBank Vision Fund Head Misra to Step AsideRajeev Misra, head of SoftBanks investing business, exited that role to oversee a new investment fund outside the business and is remaining with the company in a limited capacity, PYMNTS reported in July. He will still oversee SoftBanks original Vision Fund, launched in 2017, but has stepped away from Vision Fund 2.Hit hard by the rout in tech valuations, SoftBank CEO Masayoshi Son cut back on startup spending but has said he is committed to both startups and the technology space and will return to funding. Son takes a personal financial loss with Vision Fund 2 in the r stanley thermos (https://www.stanleycups.co.nz) ed because of the Mhzd For Merchants, As World Shrinks, Top Lines Can Get A Boost
The Consumer Financial Protection Bu stanley mug (https://www.stanleycup.fr) reau CFPB 聽released the results of its monthly consumer complaints snapshot yesterday Aug. 25 , offering a breakdown of the thousands upon thousands of complaints the bureau has heard. Debt collection reigned supreme for the 23rd consecutive stanley cup (https://www.stanleycup.com.de) month, with the 8,224 complaints in that sector representing 31 percent of all complaints submitted in July 2015.Credit reporting 6,696 complaints and m stanley becher (https://www.stanleycup.com.de) ortgage complaints 4,498 complaints trailed behind debt collection grievances聽to represent the Top 3 sectors of consumer dismay. Credit reporting complaints spiked by 56 percent between June and July of this year. Compared to a year prior, the number of credit reporting complaints recorded between May 2015 and July 2015 increased by 45 percent.According to the report, many of the issues consumers reported experiencing with credit reporting came in the form of problems with incorrect information on the reports themselves. This months report also included information about trends in the complaints coming from the Los Angeles, California metro area.Whether a consumer is trying to get a mortgage, apply for a student loan, or buy a car, credit reports are fundamentally important in allowing people to access their financial goals, CFPB Director Richard Cordray said in a press release highlighting the snapshot results.聽 As we see a rise in the number of consumers complaining about this issue, the Bureau will continue to work to ensure that credit